Sentence examples for off this island from inspiring English sources

"We can't get off this island!" she told the mayor, raising her voice.

It's just valuable to get off this island, especially in the winter".

It seemed like a place to breathe – and a way of getting off this island, in a figurative sense.

"If you listen to this, you will hollow out your own leg and make a canoe out of it to get off this island," claimed Clooney.

"We have got to have some kind of access to get off this island," said Jack Caffey, president of the Long Island Federation of Labor A.F.L.-C.I.O., with 200,000 members in Nassau and Suffolk.

Then, after she thought she was safely out of sight, the woman wandered over to the split-rail fence that cordons off this island's exclusive golf club to see if she could catch a glimpse of Mr. Bush, his brother Jeb, who happens to be Florida's governor, or former President George Bush.

Together, they have ripped off the inhabitants of this island, and now the drums are beating to signal an end to Brutus's reign: he has taxed the islanders beyond endurance, and they want him dead.

Francesco Schettino, 52, apparently tried to show off the gleaming $563 million vessel to residents of this island off the coast of Tuscany, and in the process ripped a hole in its hull.

Passengers joke about the one thing they know about Rhodes as they come ashore on tours of this island off the southern coast of Turkey.

There are now more than five times as many people employed in the security forces as there are in the tourism industry of this island nation off the southern tip of India.

"They're cut off, this little island of whatever".